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Forced truck upgrade.
« on: Yesterday at 06:52:53 AM »
On wednesday I was hit on the free way on my way to work.   Long story short guy came over 2 lanes hit me right where my cab and bed met.   Idaho state troopers witnessed the wreck and cited the guy with 4 violations including reckless driving.   Needless to say my 90 f250 xlt is toast.   I had it just under 5 years and put 218k miles on it.   It was just a good old solid truck.  Not much to look at and definitely  well used( by me lol)   never planed on buying a 30 year old gas truck when I bought it, but when I found a 1 owner truck with 67k miles on it and i only padded 1800 for it.   What can I say, I just counted hundreds.   It was i need a truck right now moment after I had sold my construction  company and all the trucks that went with it.  Well,Thursday I had another I need a truck right now moment and just like the last time I got lucky.



2000 f350 xlt lariat  crew cab 4wd long bed diesel. Ypu can tell some old guy owned it,  it still had the factory combo cassette
cd player. 2 owner truck only the 1st one only owned it for 3 months...   155009  on the clock when I bought it.   Had to drive 300 miles each way( the way back was a blizzard and had the road closed )  I  miss the old 7.3   not a power house like today's trucks, but they are an easy 4-500k+ motor if you take care of them.  Which in all honestly  is what I care about.   I don't need the latest and greatest, I always drove my personal vehicles into the ground.  Besides having delt with all the emissions crap on my work trucks, they completely  destroy the entire purpose for owning a diesel.  They remove durability and fuel mileage.   There is a reason why just about everyone removes all the stuff after the warranty  is out.
I always break all the clay pigeons,  some times its even with lead.

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Re: Forced truck upgrade.
« Reply #1 on: Yesterday at 08:54:57 AM »
Looks good

I hope you didn’t suffer any injuries and aren’t too sore.
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Re: Forced truck upgrade.
« Reply #2 on: Today at 05:45:42 AM »
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What he said.
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Re: Forced truck upgrade.
« Reply #3 on: Today at 06:37:42 AM »
Banged my elbow up a bit.  Didn't realize it until 2 days after when I tried to install some bolts and nuts on a water fitting.   Just simply spinning the nut down by hand cuased a sharp pain.   I am having a mri on monday.
I always break all the clay pigeons,  some times its even with lead.

 

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